Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Picture

15 years of experience in music at the service of creations with high artistic demands. Composer, songwriter, topliner, singer, multi-instrumentalist (a graduate of the conservatory in saxophone and double bass, I also plays guitar, bass and cello at an intermediate level).

I wrote and performed the song for You Cover Me for the movie London Fields, I've sung backing vocals on Ellen and Jimmy Kimmel Live for Bastille, I've played a lead in The North American Tour of Mamma Mia, I've worked with Grammy and Emmy-winning engineers and producers, and I work regularly as a commercial and voiceover actress in Los Angeles.

You got a story, color, words. Let's add magic. There's no great score without a great movie. And a good score can make a great movie extraordinary.

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For 20 years, I’ve created a wide range of inventive content across media, and over time I’ve become most captivated by writing music for niche projects and creating sound for picture. I like collaboration and am most satisfied when my ingredients complement the dish.

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I turn emotion into hooks — cinematic, soulful, and built to last. My writing style blends genre fluidity with storytelling. From trap soul to folk-pop, I craft melodies and lyrics that cut through noise and stay with listeners long after the song ends.

Rich is an award-winning sound designer and mixer with over 25 years’ experience working to picture for top brands and artists. He brings creative and technical precision to music videos, adding sound design and mixing dialogue to support the story. He mixes and masters social content, and long form music documentaries.

At Eye of the Tortoise Audio (eyeofthetortoiseaudio.com), my mission is to bring clarity, intention, and artistry to every stage of the production process. I believe that great sound is not just about gear or technique—it’s about understanding vision, respecting perspective, and executing with precision.